US withdraws The United States has reduced all types of emissions, even as we grow our economy and ensure our citizens’ access to affordable energy.  Our results speak for themselves:  U.S. emissions of criteria air pollutants that impact human health and the environment declined by 74% between 1970 and 2018.  U.S. net greenhouse gas emissions dropped 13% from 2005-2017, even as our economy grew over 19 percent.

India to double CO2 emissions by 2030, within Paris Accord agreement. link

Developed countries not committed to 100 billion expense link

Paris Climate Accord backers are just outsourcing CO2 to China link

US on track to meet some of the goals link

zero environmental benefit to USA but crippling economic damage. less than two-tenths of a degree Celsius reduction in global temperatures. In fact, the entire industrialized world could cut carbon emissions down to zero, and the climate impact would still be less than four-tenths of a degree Celsius in terms of averted warming by the year 2100. ny 2035  link

• An overall average shortfall of nearly 400,000 jobs;
• An average manufacturing shortfall of over 200,000 jobs;
• A total income loss of more than $20,000 for a family of four;
• An aggregate gross domestic product (GDP) loss of over $2.5 trillion; and
• Increases in household electricity expenditures between 13 percent and 20 percent.

US rejoining, .05 deg F temperature change by 2100 link

Sharp rise in CO2 emissions put Paris Climate change targets in doubt link

Only 16 of 197 signing nations of the Paris Climate Accord are meeting their CO2 reduction obligations link

A dead man walking link

a fraud link

Not workable with all the coal power plants under construction and planned link